Make your own clippings of Sedum, Autumn Joy

[@JorgeGarcia-ke7jl]

Nice video, I learned a lot...thanks Ken for sharing with us..

[@richardbrown8072]

Autumn Joy are great plants, all gardens show have them

[@thomasmore6754]

This is a plant that should be in every garden, Easy to take care of and easy to grow..

[@nancyscott-smith636]

A visiting dog broke off several of my branches from my Autumn Joy sedum. I just laid leaves in a tray full of seed starting mix and push the ends into the soil. About half of them sprouted and I have 10 new Autumn Joy sedum to plant into small pots to put out in the yard next spring. It was a successful little experiment and I'm so glad it worked.

[@Backyardprojectguy]

Well done , isn't cool when things work out good!!

[@ronaldmclain6884]

These are good looking plants, especially in the late summer when they blossom

[@Backyardprojectguy]

😀

[@donaldramon5382]

Nice plants easy and simple to work with

[@Backyardprojectguy]

Thanks for the comment.Always glad to hear that someone enjoyed the video.

[@HandcraftedintheFoothills]

I have made so many new starts off one plant. I love these sedum.

[@Backyardprojectguy]

I too have made many plants..and now I give them to my friends as gifts..

[@martinfreedom5649]

Fun good looking plants to work with

[@walterking2347]

super cool plants, I love them.

[@fox8340]

Thank you for making this wonderful video. We always appreciate a video that show the progress.

[@ragansmith8312]

These are good looking plants...I'm going to try them

[@kennethjordan6065]

Great plants I really like them.

[@djs2356]

Good close-up on the roots!!!! The roots matter most!

[@stevenstanley9561]

This is an easy plant to work with. I did some trimming and through the clippings in a mulch pile and one started growing..

[@rogansmith3680]

Very nice plants. And wonderful video. Well done

[@jonathendixon7456]

nicely done ..I learned to like these plants

[@edwardgrayton529]

Love your garden

[@andrewbonden3034]

I didn't know this about seedum, its always good to learn somethings..

[@robertlane7443]

Nice job with this plant

[@samcassidy6407]

Wonderful plant..So easy to grow and will fit anywhere

[@willwyman5005]

very nice plants..well done well detrailed

[@gabrielabalderamos647]

Thankyou Kevin, you're tutorial is really helpful and your gorgeous plants are thriving so well.

[@Backyardprojectguy]

Thank you for the kind words...The plants are doing great..Thanks for the comment

[@timothylaskey6003]

Interesting plant, I learn something new..Thanks

[@kevinmerk9945]

Its winter in New England and I can't wait to get back side and do some gardening...I do like these plants..

[@rogersomers6979]

this are fun plants to work with.

[@LadybugGirlShow]

I love autumn joy. Such a pretty plant. Mine died back over winter but are just now starting to come up which is exciting.

[@henrywild2166]

Very nice video. Great plant

[@ericksonwilliams1014]

Fun plants to work with

[@nelsonhill7759]

Love these plants

[@paulfranllin1806]

very nice plants..should be in all gardens

[@derekkelly3399]

very cool plants

[@robertwillard5915]

these are nice plants, I learned somethings

[@JorgeGarcia-ke7jl]

nice plants, learned a lot

[@garyroberts5067]

these are cool plants, every garden should have them. They are hardy and easy to keep..They flower in the fall which is a great time of year..and as the video states, easy to split and transplant..

[@1noser1]

Ken, I've had an Autumn Joy for a number of yrs, always wanted more but instead went on to something easier because I knew how. You've lit a fire under me, thanks . excellent , understandable video. Going to check your site on hostas ,always room to learn.

[@Backyardprojectguy]

H jack You will Love the Autumn Joy..Easy. Hardy and a good plant....Enjoy..can't wait to get outside!!

[@wallacecoleman8336]

Nice plants

[@michaelbaker3007]

fun plant to work with

[@alexnewman9196]

Wonderful plants,,,would be good in any garden

[@margaretchiodo-keller4495]

Thanks for an informative video. I have some Autumn Sedum cuttings growing in water right now, and I am hoping to plant them in about 3 weeks.

[@Backyardprojectguy]

God luck with your project

[@suethomas4336]

Wow I did not know that you could do that with those plants..how cool good stuff,,Thanks Bro..

[@LarryGriffen]

nice plant to work with

[@AlanGlassman]

great plant

[@alandavis9596]

WOW I didn't know you could do this thanks for sharing

[@jamesallen215]

Fun video to watch

[@bretcales6806]

I really like this idea..I will be doing this, very soon

[@Backyardprojectguy]

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[@dennisbentley696]

I never knew how easy these plants are to work with

[@abeford485]

Good looking plants

[@onlide]

good plants good video

[@mattiecopeland8741]

Thanks you for this demonstration. I truly learned a lot.

[@tattaranto3137]

The leaves are excellent for mosquito bites. It’s incredible. As soon as I get bit or my kids get bit, I run to my sedum plant pick off a leave and squeeze out the juice and apply it on the bite. It’s green and slimy but so powerful it stops the itching immediately! There is nothing out there like this leaf. It is most effective when applied immediately after bite. I grow this every summer and it comes back season after season. when I travel and I know I won’t have any sedums near me to pick, I pick off a couple of leaves and put in a baggie and take it with me.

[@Backyardprojectguy]

WOW..How cool is that....I did not know that??..But will be trying it very soon....Thanks for sharing, I appreciate that...

[@robynperdieu3434]

The roots are edible too.

[@hankfoster9965]

these are good looking plants

[@annarubato]

Thanks for this useful advice. I will certainly start my own clippings. Greetings, Anna

[@zakcounter8037]

Neat video..nice how you rooted them..I do like this plant

[@mikebriton2449]

Great Video, Great Plant...

[@mikebriton2449]

thanks

[@rogansmith3680]

Had to watch this again to pick up all the details. Well done video.

[@grantfoster4169]

Great information on a good looking plant...

[@clayjone2071]

These are great plants, would be good in any garden..

[@glennrobertson727]

These are good lucking plants and easy to work with..I liked and sub,,

[@randywritz7080]

I did not know that..You showed me something neat...Thanks for sharing..

[@howardzeiss4324]

Great plants

[@henrywild2166]

these are nice plants..

[@robwhite6182]

Great plants..

[@richardc8029]

These are the easiest plants to multiply!!! I have dozens now 2-3' diameter from a single plant a few years ago. A bit of advice: he's using an anvil pruner which can crush the stems; I prefer a bypass pruner. Second, I like using the plastic trays that have 2-3" diameter pots that you get with buying annuals from the garden center. I put 2-3 stems in each pot, put them in a partially shady spot and wait a few weeks to see the roots coming from the bottom hole. Then I know they are successful and the roots will hold the dirt together for easy planting.

[@Backyardprojectguy]

Great stuff..Good ideas..Thanks for sharing..I like..

[@andymorrison514]

I do like these plants...and glad to know this..

[@bruceburgess7978]

Nice job

[@martinfreeman1789]

Well done on this video...good show

[@ericwickstrom8167]

I like these plants..

[@paintbynumbermonalisa4187]

Thanks for this video! I was given one plant but I want to plant lots so I will do both the water and soil method.

[@Backyardprojectguy]

It works great..I'm doing it again this year and have plenty plants..Hope your project goes well...and have fun!!

[@Mralism]

perfect video...and so easy to follow...

[@tonymiller2239]

these are good plants I like them...

[@ronscroll6547]

nice plants

[@davidrogers252]

I didn't know that they were so easy to work with

[@marcrose2361]

I like these plants..I'm going to get some for my garden.

[@mattd449]

Oh. I liked it. Nice

[@chriswatkins1919]

Good information..this will help me Big time...

[@jimkemp163]

These are great plants, hardy and strong..you can do alot with them..I liked and Sub

[@loumajoy2105]

yep these are great plants

[@beckyc104]

I watched another video where after placing the cuttings in soil, they kept them in the shade for a week while they rooted in. However, that was in England, and I live in the high desert, zone 8a, hardly England. Should I put my new cuttings in shade or sun? Thank you for the video, subscribing now.

[@Backyardprojectguy]

If you are in a high desert zone I would make sure they are ALWAYS wet and half sun and half shade will be fine..(just can't let them bake..Hope this helps..Good luck with the clippings..

[@robynperdieu3434]

Perennials do better when planted in Fall, fyi.

[@beckyc104]

@@robynperdieu3434 oh absolutely. Especially in my zone. Most of my garden is full of big box perennials they sold at clearance prices in the autumn, which they somehow believe is late September 😆 (we don't usually get a hard freeze until mid to late December). My propagation rate was pretty good, about 90%, but I had a hard time keeping them alive all winter and so I was down to about 50% by planting out. My houseplants could have predicted this. I'm a much better "outdoor" gardener.

[@npgray2010]

excellent video

[@Backyardprojectguy]

Thanks for the comment..Hope it helps you

[@nickpence2809]

I did not know this,,,,good info to know..

[@JordanHenderson-du1ly]

easy plants to work wit...

[@hankfoster9965]

I did it..it was easy..THANKS

[@bruceburgess7978]

These are really nice plants..I have many

[@mallery8434]

Thank you so much. I felt so terrible trying to transplant my grandmother's and most of them snapped and broke. But I've kept them all in hopes they'll take and root.

[@Backyardprojectguy]

They should come back this spring..Good Luck with them..Hope you are having fun with them..

[@nicklee806]

Well done

[@francesca4966]

Bonjour. Est ce que les boutures font des fleurs dès la première année de plantation en massif ?

[@kmejias4636]

Can I cut clipping now in September and plant in soil. Thanks

[@HandcraftedintheFoothills]

Yes just keep them moist

[@espmonaco]

is that soil or potting mix you are putting the clippings into?

[@Backyardprojectguy]

It is soil..but the soil is from a Mulching pile..Both would work

[@balkangetaway]

Can they be propagated from the leaves too?

[@Backyardprojectguy]

Never tried that...But I don't think so..

[@jackeagles1637]

Hi Ken, I started out with one Autumn Joy last year and now have 15 plants going well. The dried flower heads are great for making trees for a model railroad.Question - can you dig up the plants and divide the base or can you only propagate from the cuttings? - from Perth, Australia

[@Backyardprojectguy]

Nice....Good Idea about the dried flowers...YES you can dig up the plant and split the roots too..I have done that several times myself..

[@jackeagles1637]

Thank you for a prompt reply - cheers

[@rossinilapena9859]

how do i make it look full. do i plant them in 3's?

[@Backyardprojectguy]

Planting in threes is a good idea.. but you will have to wait until next year to get the full effect

[@rossinilapena9859]

@@Backyardprojectguy thank you I have 2 separate one’s starting to turn pink

[@Backyardprojectguy]

@@rossinilapena9859 Good to hear..they are fun to grow

[@mei8997]

Thank you 👍

[@ngunawan7168]

Ken, do you know why my clippings wilt when I stick them in the soil? They definitely don't look like yours. Thank you

[@Backyardprojectguy]

Do you have them watered enough??..maybe try rooting them in a glass of water first..and them plant them..again keeping them very moist to start..

[@ngunawan7168]

@@Backyardprojectguy Yes, I thought I might have watered too much where the leaves are wilted. I usually do them first in water, but thought of trying your suggestion of planting directly into the soil. I will retry again with enough moisture. Thank you for your reply.

[@Backyardprojectguy]

@@ngunawan7168 ...Good luck keep trying ..you will get it..

[@clayjone2071]

nice

[@lizkuisma238]

are you doing this in spring or summer ?

[@Backyardprojectguy]

In the Spring...But you can push it to early early summer...

[@keithlong2586]

How easy is that..

[@ericwickstrom8167]

I split them again

[@bobwest7116]

I liked..and will sub too

[@jackstrong7382]

nice plants, a must see